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104 117 124 HISTORICAL PLAYS . King John . King Richard II . King Henry IV . (
Part I. ) King Henry IV . ( Part II . ) King Henry V. King Henry VI . ( Part I. ) King
Henry VI . ( Part II . ) 135 145 156 . 157 . 1 viji CONTENTS . Page 161 . King
Henry ...
104 117 124 HISTORICAL PLAYS . King John . King Richard II . King Henry IV . (
Part I. ) King Henry IV . ( Part II . ) King Henry V. King Henry VI . ( Part I. ) King
Henry VI . ( Part II . ) 135 145 156 . 157 . 1 viji CONTENTS . Page 161 . King
Henry ...
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the king - maker vowed that he would pull down Edward even as he had set him
up , and restore Henry in his stead . He forthwith pledged his faith to his old
enemy Margaret to that effect , and to seal their new alliance he agreed to bestow
his ...
the king - maker vowed that he would pull down Edward even as he had set him
up , and restore Henry in his stead . He forthwith pledged his faith to his old
enemy Margaret to that effect , and to seal their new alliance he agreed to bestow
his ...
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To resolve and to execute were the same with the imperious Henry ; and in one
hour the great cardinal found himself poor and helpless, without office and
without a follower. The blow was too much for his proud spirit, and he sickened
and ...
To resolve and to execute were the same with the imperious Henry ; and in one
hour the great cardinal found himself poor and helpless, without office and
without a follower. The blow was too much for his proud spirit, and he sickened
and ...
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